... Attache correspondent of Times in tribute to Major Calthrop stat?s : Of his professional skill it is not for the riter to speak but it fully testified the fact that through tlie Stan with distinction that lie brilliantly throughout the whole of War lint ...

... letter should not be sent to men who were returned on the National Register as being engaged in starred occupations. Generally speaking, therefore, a man who did not receive Lord Derby’s letter is likely to be included among the starred men. In cases, however ...

... usefulness of the Militarism that prepares and ensures it. If we were to join the holy Alliance, we c•aild not afterwards speak seriously of the spirit of rer.lt or the class-etrugyle. we prefer to keep silence, gagged as we are by Democratic martial ...

... day for example. She sees few o oh n. - fewer and fewer as the months go by. The 14 s equence is that if a presentable man speaks to the street or on tube or tramcar, she is less thele l hed to turn a deaf ear than formerly. Neverrhss, we condemn the system ...

... Croydon, and our readers are strongly advised to ooneult new timedables before making arrangements for travelling. Generally speaking. the Croydon district there have been alight curtailments. Exprown and main hue trains that base run their pastreful course ...

... do. But, Amelia, that is not the way to speak. You should have explained to Miss that it was a mistake. , yes, mum, that's all very well for you because you've got eddication, but I haven't, so I must speak the truth. Miss Maud Bell presided, and at ...

... if TEMPERANCE REDUCES CRIME. THE Chaplain-General, Bishop Taylor Smith, speaking at the Royal United Service Institution, some time ago, said : . I have seen a letter from the late Sir George White saying that nearly all the crime in the Army is due ...

... part in taxes ,ft,r the upkeep o ow Gat dons : therefore it should be math for them to get there. I think I car truthfully speak, on the whole the poo via 74. to I belong, that they would mud prefer that Kew Gardens should remain free ti the public to ...

... some leisure, has been offering her services ever since the war began (gratuitously always) without result. First of all, she speaks French, she offered to act as interpreter for the Belgian refugees, and was Curtly refused. She has now quite collection of ...

... queer thing). He was annoyed. Damn the thing! he muttered to himself in English You speak English I said. Sure I do, he drawled. At least, what English we speak in the west of America. You, too said he, as if suddenly surprised. With a Scots accent ...

... spectacle of Mr. Boner Law as the colleague of Mr. Asquith, Mr. Lloyd George hobnobbing with Mr. Balfour, and Sir Edward Grey on speaking terms with Sir Edward Orson. The wiseacres knew that such a condition would kill all criticism. Indeed, it really stimulated ...

... heaved a deep sigh, and remarked, I wish I were a stranget and a pilgrim like that, but I'm no' able for the road.' Humanly speaking, how true that is, she is no' able,' and we can only persevere with our message, ringing through the wretchedness of the ...